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Quote, originally posted by Ron@RMAMotorsport » this is a joke right?? Nope, I think people are sick of giving Rally Armor $140 for mud flaps.
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I'm sure there is a rough Swedish->English translated 20 step process to put those mud flaps on.Edit: read the link and that is actually pretty cool
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I wonder if they come with a jar of Lingenberries?
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Quote, originally posted by JimmyD » I wonder if they come with a jar of Lingenberries? I
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Quote, originally posted by patrikman » Nope, I think people are sick of giving Rally Armor $140 for mud flaps.
where do all of these stupid people hide? I would like to sell them things
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If you talk to any of these guys with fwd cars tell them i have new custom fwd drift conversion kits i will sell for cheap. Check em out..
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Quote, originally posted by Ron@RMAMotorsport » where do all of these stupid people hide? I would like to sell them things
NASIOC.
I kid I kid. I would love some of thier mud flaps. They are actually excellent quality but:
1- They don't sell them for the SF (98-02) chassis as of right now.
2- I refuse to spend $140 on mud flaps. I am far too good with my hands.
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Quote, originally posted by JimmyD » I wonder if they come with a jar of Lingenberries? I have a jar in the fridge and some meatballs in the freezer right now.
Quote, originally posted by Potter » I'm sure there is a rough Swedish->English translated 20 step process to put those mud flaps on. Edit: read the link and that is actually pretty cool
I Love DIYYou obviously have never bought anything from Ikea. All of the instructions look like this:
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Before the pic loaded, I was thinking, dude got the cutting boards!I think I have about ten of those. I love it!
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Quote, originally posted by atomicalex » Before the pic loaded, I was thinking, dude got the cutting boards! I think I have about ten of those. I love it!
I also have 3 or 4.
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Quote, originally posted by patrikman » I also have 3 or 4.
Eh, they kinda suck as cutting boards; glad to see they have SOME use.
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Those cutting boards ****ing BLOW for actually cutting with. My 9 dollar lexan one pones all other budget cutting boards.Howevar.
I can see Ikea if I stand on my roof, so I will continue to patronizing those dirty, dirty Swedes. They really should just hire Scandinavian Sluts to stand at the front of the store and greet me with mouthsex and trays of complimentary meatballs and apple cake (aplecakke?) from here forth.
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Quote, originally posted by FBMphil » Those cutting boards ****ing BLOW for actually cutting with. I think they are just fine for cutting up veggies. I prefer my bamboo boards though.
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once i get my hands on a zx3 it'll def be getting the ikea flap treatment
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The only useful product to come from Ikea. Sometimes I wonder how they make so much god damned money, then I remember what country I live in.
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Some of their stuff is good, some of it is so poor, even Walmart would balk at it.
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Quote, originally posted by Ron@RMAMotorsport » If you talk to any of these guys with fwd cars tell them i have new custom fwd drift conversion kits i will sell for cheap. Check em out..
these trays are what you need. Free from mcdonalds!
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Quote, originally posted by FBMphil » Howevar.
I can see Ikea if I stand on my roof, so I will continue to patronizing those dirty, dirty Swedes. They really should just hire Scandinavian Sluts to stand at the front of the store and greet me with mouthsex and trays of complimentary meatballs and apple cake (aplecakke?) from here forth.
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Quote, originally posted by patrikman » I think they are just fine for cutting up veggies. I prefer my bamboo boards though.
For meat?
It always grosses me out a little to watch a wooden cutting board change color from absorbing the fat and oils in meats. I prefer non-porous anything...
Quote, originally posted by Merc-MarkO » Some of their stuff is good, some of it is so poor, even Walmart would balk at it. Yeah since we're on the topic of cutting I got a super-cheapo Walmart chef's knife for maybe $12 well over a year ago and its still going strong. Looked at the cheapo knives at Ikea and they were about as flimsy as aluminum foil.
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Quote, originally posted by Big Morgan » For meat?
It always grosses me out a little to watch a wooden cutting board change color from absorbing the fat and oils in meats. I prefer non-porous anything...
I understand that. I immediately rinse with hot water, and then scrub very well. I soak in a bleach/water solution if the meats sits on there for more than a few muintues. I would love to have a full set of dedicated cutting boards in the futurre but, that isn't really in the cards right now. I do have seperate boards for meat and veggies though.
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Supposed to be treated with oil so dat don't happennnnnn.
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Quote, originally posted by Merc-MarkO » Some of their stuff is good, some of it is so poor, even Walmart would balk at it. How this for poor
I built one of their beds for myself, I was super excited because it was the first real 'bed' with a frame, headboard, etc.
So was my girlfriend.
Long story short, she came over to 'christen' the bed, an shortly thereafter it was in pieces. I guess that's what you get for making furniture from pressed newspapers and woodglue. Not only was this embarrassing, but the next day I had to go buy another bed.
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Quote, originally posted by FBMphil » Supposed to be treated with oil so dat don't happennnnnn. Yup, mineral oil every few weeks seals it up quite nicely.
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Quote, originally posted by TheDarkEnergist » How this for poor
I built one of their beds for myself, I was super excited because it was the first real 'bed' with a frame, headboard, etc.
So was my girlfriend.
Long story short, she came over to 'christen' the bed, an shortly thereafter it was in pieces. I guess that's what you get for making furniture from pressed newspapers and woodglue. Not only was this embarrassing, but the next day I had to go buy another bed.
The lower end stuff is crappy particle board. I have a dresser that is 4 years old and has been Patrikman rigged to work for 3 years because the doors jamb. The side boards flex so much that the drawers pop off of the slides.
The more expensive stuff seems to be alot sturdier though.
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Love Ikea. It's where I'm taking my girlfriend for my birthday dinner.
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IKEA furniture is about as reliable and exciting as Volvos and SAABs.
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Quote, originally posted by MidnightSpecial » Love Ikea. It's where I'm taking my girlfriend for my birthday dinner.
We always eat at the Schaumberg location when we are there. The food is usually pretty gppd and affordable.
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